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Please answer this correctly
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martincruzp6x7a4
martincruzp6x7a4
01-12-2018
I think it would be the first one and the last one.
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raljanahi600ozdg3b
01-12-2018
The first and third one. The first shows that she’s happy with what she’s done, and the third one shows that she’s relaxed with the setting she’s in
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